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If you are into comedy isekai this is 100% for you. Although Monster But Wild has a fairly basic story, in regards to its writing, comedy, and art style this show takes itself very seriously. Monster But Wild is an inherently an unserious show which can be binged in a day or two. It's a fairly quick watch which I found to be incredibly enjoyable, the main characters are pretty likeable unlike certain other isekais, (looking at you SAO) and has pretty good animation and scenery dispite its 3d art style. Monster But Wild is an enjoyable watch for anyone looking for something quick.

Although the still widely unfamiliar language is certainly a barrier, this little chineese show does a great job with pacing.

Despite episodes being shorter by good 5 minutes from the standard format, the storytelling feels neither rushed, omitted or overly lenghty and boring. The story is compacted well enough to feel like I saw 2 episodes worth of story in 15 minutes.

This season focuses on assembling the main cast, and sketching the overall panorama of the world presented, not heavily touching upon the main plot just yet.

As for flaws, the use of 3dcg shows a bit too obviously, and the characters, while quirky and free ... of cliches, don't feel very exceptional or deep.

Still, it's a nice show to binge through.

First off let me start by saying I like the isekai genre very much, a bit too much perhaps, so take this review with a grain of salt.

So it's the typical MC transports to the VRMMORPG he plays a bit too much. Where this is different from a lot of other isekai who follow the same general plot are two small points, the obvious gimmick "he's now the weakest monster in the game", and one I found to be a bit more intereresting: He's the only one with this problem, the world he's in is still the same old game he's familiair with and still ... has the MMO players doing their own things, and he's able to interact with them for that reason.
The animation is not 2d, but 3d but honestelly it doesn't look too bad, although it can be a bit offputing to somebody who expects something more traditional. The characters are likeable enough and I did enjoy watching the episodes. Although this show establishes an overarchicing story with some long term objectives and episode 1 and 2 don't have this problem, at times it suffers from what I can only describe is a failure to establish an interesting enough cliffhanger that makes you want to watch more, with the endings of episodes 3 and 4 repectively feeling like halfway through was could have been a decent joke and ending the episode the first paragraph into a new chapter.

tl;dr: The show has it's issues but it's still an isekai and if you're isekai trash like me it you will probably like it, but I wouldn't recomend this to anyone outside of hardcore isekai fans. I don't dislike it so I feel like I can't wholeheartedly give it a failing grade, but it can feel stale at times so I can't give it a good one eighter.